While on duty, an HCA is approached by a client's family member who is visibly upset and asks the HCA to intervene in a family dispute involving the client. The HCA wants to maintain a good relationship with the family but also recognizes the importance of focusing on the client’s care. What is the most appropriate action for the HCA to take in this situation?

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Engage in the conversation and offer solutions to help resolve the family dispute, showing concern for the family's well-being.

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Take sides with the family member, especially if it seems to benefit the client, to help deescalate the conflict.

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Politely decline to get involved in the dispute, explaining that it is not within their role to mediate family conflicts, and focus on the client's care.

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Share personal opinions with the family member to provide support and potentially influence the outcome of the dispute.

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